| 词条 | Theses on the Socialist Rural Question in Our Country |
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| italic title = | name = Theses on the Socialist Rural Question in Our Country{{Infobox Korean name | hangul =우리나라사회주의농촌문제에관한 테제 | hanja = | rr = Uri nara sahoejuui nongchon munjee gwanhan teje | mr = Uri nara sahoejuŭi nongch'on munje e kwanhan t'eje | koreanipa = | context = north | image = | caption = | child =yes }} | image = Theses on the Socialist Rural Question in Our Country.png | image_size = 220px | alt = | caption = Cover page of the English-language edition (1990) | author = Kim Il-sung | audio_read_by = | title_orig = | orig_lang_code = | title_working = | translator = | illustrator = | cover_artist = | country = North Korea | language = Korean | series = | release_number = | subject = {{flatlist|
}} | genre = | set_in = | published = {{Start date|1964}} (Korean ed.) | publisher = Pyongyang: Workers' Party of Korea Publishing House (Korean ed.) Pyongyang: Foreign Languages Publishing House (English ed.) | publisher2 = | pub_date = | english_pub_date = | media_type = | pages = 64 (English ed.) | awards = | isbn = | isbn_note = | oclc = 150935485 | dewey = 309.2/63/09519 | congress = HN730.6.A8 K513 1964 | preceded_by = | followed_by = | native_wikisource = | wikisource = | notes = | exclude_cover = | website = }} Theses on the Socialist Rural Question in Our Country, also known as the Rural Theses{{sfn|Winstanley-Chesters|2014|p=xiv}} or Theses on the Socialist Agrarian Question in Our Country{{sfn|Josephson|2009|p=143}} is a 1964 treatise by Kim Il-sung, the first leader of North Korea. The work lays out the most influential statement on North Korean agricultural policy and its implementation transformed the country's agriculture from a traditional into a modern one. Crop yields were increased, but some environmental problems like deforestation ensued. The Theses set out an application of Kim Il-sung's Three Revolutions Movement on agriculture. The three revolutions are: ideological, cultural and technological advancements in the agricultural field. The piece has become iconic and has been referred to in other important texts including the leaders' works. OverviewThe Theses laid out a framework for the first North Korean agricultural and environmental policy that was indigenous and ideological. Much of that policy has remained the same ever since.{{sfn|Winstanley-Chesters|2014|p=29}} The Theses were a change of paradigm in the way North Korean agricultural policy was thought.{{sfn|Winstanley-Chesters|2014|p=29}} Robert Winstanley-Chesters calls it a "rare thing among North Korean texts, a piece of acutely coherent and systematic writing and thinking".{{sfn|Winstanley-Chesters|2014|p=xiv}} This makes North Korean agricultural policy "knowable and accessible for analytical review", contrary to how media and academic narratives emphasizing the "opacity" of North Korea describe it.{{sfn|Winstanley-Chesters|2014|p=41}} The work has been published, in addition to Korean, in English, French, Spanish, German, Arabic,[1] and Danish.[2] HistoryIn August 1962, Kim Il-sung led a joint conference of local party and economic officials which convened in Changsong County, North Pyongan Province. It was out of this meeting that the Theses were conceived.[3] The Theses were formally accepted by the eight plenum of the Central Committee of the Workers' Party of Korea on 25 February 1964.[4] Three revolutions in agricultureAccording to the Theses, agricultural development was to be done by applying Kim's Three Revolutions Movement: evoking ideological, cultural and technological change.{{sfn|Winstanley-Chesters|2014|p=29}} A cultural reform was the continuation of the consolidation of cooperatives into larger units that had been started earlier. Technological projects included the intensification of the use of chemicals and machinery.{{sfn|Winstanley-Chesters|2014|p=31}} The Theses elevated agriculture in hierarchical status by putting the "peasantry over the urban working class, agriculture over industry and the rural over the urban" with the aim of eliminating the "distinctions between the working class and the peasantry".{{sfn|Winstanley-Chesters|2014|p=29}} The Theses sought not only to increase agricultural production but also to socially transform the peasantry into "socialist farmers".{{sfn|Winstanley-Chesters|2014|p=30}} The Theses also emphasized education. Agricultural research should be set up and that information conveyed to farmers. Instead of practices of modern agronomy such as established soil and hybridization research, Kim Il-sung meant a Juche type education: farmers should embody the "creativity" of the masses, "work around shortages", and solve all problems independently. In reality, however, farmers were often penalized for doing things in their own way.{{sfn|Josephson|2009|p=143}} Five key technological changed by the Theses were: the expansion of irrigation, the supply of electricity to the countryside, realignment of land to enable mechanization of agriculture, increase in the use of chemicals and fertilizers, and the reclamation of swamps and tidal lands.{{sfn|Winstanley-Chesters|2014|p=30}} Impact on agricultural practicesThe Theses rapidly and widely transformed North Korean agriculture{{sfn|Winstanley-Chesters|2014|p=30}} from what used to be a traditional economy relying on crop rotation, organic fertilizer and [5] gravity-fed irrigation,{{sfn|Winstanley-Chesters|2014|p=30}} to a modern one.[5] A year after publication, North Korea's trade union for agricultural workers, the Farmers' Union of Korea, was reorganized along the lines of the Theses and renamed Union of Agricultural Workers of Korea.[6] The Theses had a great impact on irrigation systems in the country. Historically, gravity-fed irrigation had been used in Korea, but the Theses called for the industrialization of that system. Consequentially, an elaborate and extensive system of pumps, consisting of 3,505 pumps in the main trunk network by 1998, was built. The span of irrigated areas was expanded some 50-fold between the 1950s and 1990s.{{sfn|Winstanley-Chesters|2014|p=30}} Massive upland areas became arable.{{sfn|Winstanley-Chesters|2014|p=31}} The reforms inspired by the Theses were a success.{{sfn|Winstanley-Chesters|2013|p=197}} By around 1973,{{sfn|Winstanley-Chesters|2013|p=197}} North Korea had sufficient rice production to meet basic needs.{{sfn|Winstanley-Chesters|2013|p=198}} During the late-1980s, harvests reached record levels.{{sfn|Winstanley-Chesters|2013|p=198}} Regardless of these advances, the policies inspired by the Theses were also the cause of future crises, notably erosion and forest degeneration.{{sfn|Winstanley-Chesters|2014|p=38}} More tractors were constructed as stipulated by the Theses, but due to military buildup, resources were not always available. Nevertheless, since 1972, the number of tractors at 30,000 was doubled in two years time.{{sfn|Josephson|2009|pp=143–144}} Agriculture became more capital intensive and less labour was required.[5] Legacy in North Korean political textsThe Theses are extensively referenced in North Korean literature, and many foundational texts trace legitimacy back to it.{{sfn|Winstanley-Chesters|2014|p=xiv}} Kim Il-sung spoke about land management often, and in addition to the Theses he authored On Strengthening Land Management, Let Us Make Effective Use of Mountains and Rivers[9] and For the Large-scale Reclamation of Tidelands on the topic.[10] His son and successor Kim Jong-il, too, authored works on land management, as did the current leader Kim Jong-un. The latter, as his first published work, authored On Effecting a Drastic Turn in Land Management to Meet the Requirements for Building a Thriving Socialist Nation in 2012.[7] In 2014, Kim Jong-un extensively revisited the original Theses in his New Year's address,[8] as well as a text entitled Let Us Bring About Innovations in Agricultural Production under the Unfurled Banner of the Socialist Rural Theses published on 7 February.[9] See also{{Portalbar|North Korea|Books|Agriculture and agronomy|Socialism}}
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